... !ALES BY AUCT‘CN. %la. bold b) Ato. THOMAS BUM, Os Thor Way. the 1141, at pkohe precisely, the presume.. .L Wpm* vane. T,IELIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, the property of Mr. Llphlck, iracing, robsidwig et • HAM UY Ma) EWE.. tiara aps. sod lel Lambs. floor ...

... E. S. Bin, T. Sanctuary, H. Bohlen., W. Borrer, and W. Burrell, Eeqra. Jam Whifieg, Wiffiam Whiling, eke, Meriden', sod Thomas Hardy, owners of dcg.terts, Horsham, were talisman, &void with Miring, on WodniscloY. the maliciously broken and atom tiles ...

... numerous guests. The following were the' awards : Iticasrs.—fs for the best fat ox of any age, to Mr. W. M. Stanford, bred by Mr. Thomas Edo. L^2 Rts. for the second bast ditto, no exhibitor.—£s for the beet steer, under four years of age, to Mr. John Briggs ...

... TOOGOOD has now ready to offer to his friends, his superior BROWN COS LETTUCE SEED. which he min recommend to he the hest hardy winter lettuce In cultivation. Per packet, Is.. tree by poet. WESTRZCIATI Nu , ARUNDEL, Sept. lith. LOST.—A small linegrown ...

... offensive character will he fuses ted. MR. LEAR Has been honored with instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the Sir George Thomas's Aims Inn, at Sliudon Common, on Friday, the 9th day of November, Itsss, At Three o'clock, p.m,. to a minute. 14/ ACRES of ...

... sth April. A license was here put in to Mr. Thomas Petherick which Mr. Titchener objected to, but ultimately withdrew his objection and the PAU/0 was read by the clerk. It purported to be a license to Thomas George Petherick for four horses and three carriages ...

... N.H. The above }lock is well bred from the Goodwood and Pinola noels, and will be found good in their wool and symmetry. A hardy and wicful lot of Sheep. May be viewed the morning of Sale, and Catalognes had in due tune at the place of bale, and of Mr ...

... neighbourhood may he watched over, and thu natural advantages of the isnt developed. Fancy Repository, Littlehampton. MRS. THOMAS BUTT, begs to return her most sincere thanks to the Ladies of Littlehaumion, and it icinity, for their ratmria,te. out IMO ...

... CHARLES Smuts, 39, Norfolk-square, Brighton. SUSSEX BRANCH orricE, 21, SIIIP STILEET, BillatT6N. Nledical OdiCer—EltaWSTEli THOMAS 811ABIOOL, Esq. solicitor—Jour Caoreuaa rISINFOLD, Evt. Local secretary—Ha WM. EMBLING. A few active Aprils ue required for ...

... and you way make any toe you please of this statement. „ To Mr. Crook • liongerfurd..* Important Testamornal from Mr. W. Hardy, Thistleton, Rutland.—•• hate mueb pleasure in forwarding you my testimonial iu favour of your • Wheat Dressing. Last year ...

... penny . rate. The iiriginal proposition was carried, and Mr. Thomas de. a pull, a filth woe taken on Saturday last, and the votes preponderated considerably In favour of the heavier rate. Mr. Thomas at the clove of the poll reminded the steer, who was present ...

... and 16 snort, cases, by persons who have witnessed the astonishing mire, in the above complaints. The genuine bottle. have THOMAS MANN. HORSHAM, SUSSEX, engraved on the stamp. Mann's approved Medicine may be had wholesale and retail of the Pcoprietor ...